Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-08-18
New Clothes at Kaub & Smiths.

Smiths.
Mr.. VanMeter, of Iowa, is the latest
legal luminary to strike Colby.
U. S. Pension Agent Click, at Topeka.
paid out as pensions in July $445OOO
Andrew Banning. of Chatham, Canada,
is the new clerk at Kaub 8 Smiths.
Judge r. s. Newell returned with Mr..
Werner to Burlington, Colo, to-day.
Those elegant new clothes you see now
on the streets are from kaub q Smith s
new stock.
Sorghum mill and evapOrator for sale
or trade for il good work horse. Call
on or address E. J. Burch. Oakley, Kan.
Many are making preparations to go to
Manchester Aug. oath next. All who
go will have good time without doubt.
Mike McGreevey is back from Illinois.
He will return to work for Mayor Done
Ian in the Pioneer Mike is fine clerk.
Whatever failure of crops there may
be in Thomas county. it is OccasiOned
more by chinch bugs than by dry wealth
err.
J. D. Hughes, who lives Is miles west
of Colby, has just finished threshing out
231 bushels of wheat and rye. He had a
good yield.
Mr.. Spencer will be at Manchester Aug
24th with lemonade, cigars, etc. So also
will MIR. C. w. Douglass, with ice cream,
lemonade, etc.
G. w. Peyton has just returned from a
visit to Osborne county, Kan. He and
his family expect to go to Colorado be-
fore long to live.
People with thin heads of hair should
use Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer to make the hair grow thick,
healthy and strong.
Kaub & Smith are in receipt of their
first lot of Ladies' Stylish Walking Jack
cts. Inspection invited.
Gov. Martin issued his proclamation
August 10Th. declaring Osborne the
county seat of Osborne county. to be a
city of the second class, it having 5000
inhabitants.
Augustine is the name of a new town
started in the southwest part of Logan
county, Kansas This town is different
than most Others-it don't want the coun-
ty seat.
Shanklin & Vail were awarded the con-
tract for building the brick school house
in Colby at 1890. 1t is to be begun
next Tuesday and finished not later than
Jan. LIST. 1888. Colby is getting fast to
the front in churches and schools.
We note that our enterprising mer-
chants, Kaub & Smith, are in receipt of
a complete new stock of clothing. That
the people appreciate their efforts, is ap-
parent by the number of new suits seen
worn on the streets.
G. W. Shill still continues at the cor
ner to deal out the best lemonade. He
has fruits and all notions Mr.. Shill has
a large trade and fully merits it at at the
hands of the public.
Ayers Ague Cure is an antidote for
malaria and all malarial diseases, wheth-
er generated by swamp or sewer. Nei-
Their quinine, arsenic, nor any other in
furious drug enters into the composition
of this remedy Warranted to cure fe-
yer and ague.
The Bank of Burlington, Burlington,
Colo, was robbed of $4,000 this week.
The robber was brother-in-law of Mr.
j. A. Warner, Cashier of the Bank. Mr..
Werner was in Denver at the time the
deed was done. Banks near and far were
telegraphed not to cash certain drafts.
The robber has not been apprehended as
yet.
Frank WOrmuth, who lives miles
west of Colby, met with quite serious
mishap yestesday while putting sash
into window. His right arm slipped
through the glass and cut several veins
and muscles badly, and much blood was
lost before he could stop it. Though
quite serious. being cut BY glass, DR.. Ed
wards, who dressed the wound, says he
will come out all right.
Ye editors heart is gladdened. His
new pants came from Kaub s. Smiths.
Republicanism has grown in the
south, and Kentucky proves no exception
to Virginia, Tennessee and North Caro-
lima. It is to be expected that Georgia,
Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana will
show similar gratifying results, and that
even Arkansas, Texas and Missouri will
feel the effect of the change in senti-
ment. It has been long time coming,
but the gain of the Republican votes in
the southern states rests on sound rea-
sons, and is permanent.
HORSE SHOE GROCERY.
Best bread and cake at the Pioneer
Bakery.